1968 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Leesburg, Virginia, United States
Beautiful 1968 FORD MUSTANG FASTBACK.
This is a “Turn Key” car that has been completely restored from top to bottom.
This is a Great car that can be driven to car shows and cruise-in's and really be enjoyed.
This car needs nothing but a New Owner and Driver!
Here are the details of the car:
1968 Fastback Mustang with Marti Report, Buck tag, and Door tag.
Body: Car was completely taken apart in 2011.
It was disassembled to a shell and all New Ford sheet metal was used. This includes, New Front Fenders, Inner
Fenders, Battery Box, Radiator Support, Rear Quarters, Front and Rear Valance Panels, New Hood, Headlight Door
Assembly, and Trim, Tail light Chrome, New Bumpers, Hood Hinges.
The old paint on the car was taken off using the razor blade technique to protect the metal instead of using a DA
to remove the paint so that it kept the body lines straight and did not give it the wave down the sides look you
sometimes get from a DA sander. The body prep and paint was done by a Professional Paint Shop and was done right.
The paint is Beautiful Bright Red Base/Clear that was color sanded and buffed to make it very slick with a great
shine. The White C Stripe really gives the car Great Eye Appeal and matches the beautiful Parchment interior.
It has all New Rubber Seals at the Doors, Windows and Trunk area.
Interior: The interior was completely done in 2011 with New Underlayment, Seat Covers, Carpet, Door Panels,
Handles and Knobs, Sill Plates, Floor Mats and New CD player. Also a BM Shifter and Autometer Gauges were added.
The interior is Beautiful.
Engine and Power Train: The engine is a Brand New Ford Motorsport High Output 302 Engine that has Aluminum Heads,
Roller Camshaft, Aluminum Intake, Holley Carb, Coated Headers, MSD Ignition, Optima Battery, and Polished Aluminum
Ford Racing Valve Covers. Engine puts out close to 400HP! It is a pump gas engine. The engine has a lopy Idle and
sounds right, it's very responsive and pulls strong! It's a Great Street Engine.
Engine Compartment is Very Detailed with a lot of Chrome and Polish in the engine bay, it also has the Chrome Strut
bar and Monte Carlo Bar, that really makes for a lot of Eye Appeal when you open the hood.
It has a New Aluminum Radiator with Electric Cooling Fans that keeps everything cool when driving. Really makes a
Big Difference compared to the original old radiator that came in these cars.
The C4 Transmission has been completely rebuilt with new shift kit and shifts very nice and firm.
The 8 Inch Rear end has been completely rebuilt with new Posi and 3:89 Gears. It also, has a new driveshaft.
Trunk is Very Nice and Detailed with Spare Tire and New Mat.
Undercarriage is Very Nice and Detailed. It has a New Gas Tank, New Shocks, Traction Bars and New Aluminized
Exhaust with Flowmaster Mufflers.
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